Sometimes life isn’t fair, but we have to find a way to do the right thing.
Justice sees the injustice in the world and gets frustrated that she can’t do anything significant about it. She has a sponsor child in Rwanda, but she wants to do so much more.
World peace, an end to end poverty and justice for all become her goals, especially after she meets Seth, the charismatic boy with dreadlocks and sea-green eyes at a peace rally.
Just when she is figuring things out and becoming involved in the peace movement, her father returns. He brings Emily with him, a young woman who is now supposed to become a part of their family.
Dad assumes they will accept Emily, but has no concept of the emotions this will stir up.
Sometimes life isn’t fair, but we have to find a way to do the right thing.
This is an excellent Young Adult novel with some close examinations of topical teen issues, including: social justice; infatuation with fashion; bullying; self-image.
— Amazon Reviewer
